Mod 2 Lec 4.2 flagella Flashcards

1
Q

What is flagella subunit made of

A

flagellin

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2
Q

what system provides energy for flagella movement

A

ion powered membrane located rotary motor
(H+ movement)

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3
Q

4 types of arrangement of flagella

A

monotrichous
lophptrichous
amphitrichous
peritrichous

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4
Q

3 basic structures of flagella

A

basal body
hook
filament

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5
Q

where is L ring located

A

outer memb

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6
Q

where is P ring located

A

peptidoglycan layer

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7
Q

what are the lowest two rings

A

MS ring
C ring

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8
Q

how do the rings rotate

A

trick question pfft
rings dont rotate
the rod does

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9
Q

what are the two motor proteins called

A

MotA
MotB

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10
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avg size of filament

A

~20nm to 15microns long
remember avg bact = 2microns

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11
Q

what is taxis

A

moving towards or away from chemical or physical cues

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12
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general process of chemotaxis

A

counterclockwise = flagella get all bundled in start moving in one direction baby u light up my world like nobody else
this is called a run

then it’ll go clockwise = tumbles, so all flagella poof out and it randomises the direction of the next run

then goes ccw and starts moving in another direction

and the length of the run deternmined by if it’s chemoattractant or chemorepellant (chemoattractants cause the run to be longer and it delays the switch, see diagram)

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13
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main functions of pili/fimbrae

A

adhere to surfaces via adhesins
form biofilm at surface
conjuction pili = allow two bact to interact during horizontal gene transfer

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14
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what is type iv pili involved in

A

pathogens e.g cholerae, gonorrhoeae

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15
Q

what is pap

A

pyelonephrites associated pili

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16
Q

order of PAPs in the type 1 pili

A

G - adhesin
F - adaptor
E - fibrillar
K - adaptor
A - structural
C - secretion

17
Q

what does PapG bind to

A

digalactoside residues on uroepithelial cells
hence UTI